Film and the Chinese Medical Humanities.

Cover -- Half Title -- Series -- Title -- Copyright -- Contents -- List of figures -- List of contributors -- Introduction -- Part 1 Cross-cultural histories of the body and its care -- 1 Dead or alive? martial arts and the forensic gaze -- 2 How to be a good Maoist doctor: An Ode to the Silver Needle under a Shadowless Lamp (1974) -- 3 Self-care, Yangsheng, and mutual aid in Zhang Yang's Shower (1999) -- 4 Sentiments like water: unsettling pathologies of homosexual and sadomasochistic desire -- Part 2 Film and the public sphere -- 5 The fever with no name: genre-blending responses to the HIV-tainted blood scandal in 1990s China -- 6 Fortune Teller: the visible and the invisible -- 7 Longing for the Rain: journeys into the dislocated female body of urban China -- Part 3 Improving the education and training of health professionals -- 8 The gigantic black citadel: Design of Death and medical humanities pedagogy in China -- 9 Blind Massage: sense and sensuality -- 10 Cinemeducation and disability: an undergraduate special study module for medical students in China -- Part 4 Transforming self-health care in the digital age -- 11 Raising awareness about anti-microbial resistance: a nationwide video and arts competition for Chinese university students using social media -- 12 Queer Comrades: digital video documentary and LGBTQ health activism in China -- 13 Recovering from mental illness and suicidal behaviour in a culturally diverse context: the use of digital storytelling in cross-cultural medical humanities and mental health -- 14 Food-related Yangsheng short videos among the retired population in Shanghai -- Glossary of Chinese Films -- Index.

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